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_______________ refers to the relative ranking of an individual in a group.
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Status
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Status
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According to research, approximately what number of words can people effectively listen to in a minute?
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600
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600
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Listening is a(n) _______________ skill in managers.
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developed
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developed
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_______________ means putting oneself, figuratively, in another person's place.
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Empathy
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Empathy
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What is the first step in the communication process?
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encoding
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encoding
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The company culture at Kimberly’s workplace is one of fun and creativity. She was told that she could paint her office any color she wanted. Kimberly wishes to evoke feelings of joy and cheerfulness. What color should Kimberly paint her office?
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Yellow
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Yellow
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All of the following relate to body language except:
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paralanguage.
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paralanguage.
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Tyson is a manager at a local human services agency. He wishes to enforce e-mail etiquette amongst his employees. What should his first step be?
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Create a written e-mail policy
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Create a written e-mail policy
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The relative ranking of an individual in a group is called:
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status.
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status.
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Employers
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